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SOIL Slight yellowing, is this normal ?

Zooter

Zooter

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Hi everyone, this girl was potted up a couple of days ago. Seem healthy in general but I noticed this slight color change this morning. This is my first grow, so I’m not sure what’s up. It’s a purple urkle / fallen soldiers femminized seed.
Appreciate the advice, thanks in advance
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Hi Zooter; I'm a newbie myself ( only 4 grows) She looks good, but.not sure what light your using. Myself I would raise.the light a little. Other more experienced growers will probably chime in Good Luck, and happy growing
 
Thanks@Hammer53. It’s a HLG 600rspec. It’s very powerful, probably could have gotten just one but I went for two. They’re turned down and I’m using a light meter. I had too much at first and one plant went yellow so I’ve backed them off. This one was just transplanted so it might just shock. Thanks for your reply !
 
Only thing i can see is the edges of the leaves curving upwards, especially newer leaves. Check your temp. Might be a bit warm but overall it's looking nice and healthy. 👍
 
Yeah, keeping a steady temp has been a challenge, transition month in the mid Atlantic.
Thanks for your reply ! Glad they’re looking healthy
 
Yeah, keeping a steady temp has been a challenge, transition month in the mid Atlantic.
Thanks for your reply ! Glad they’re looking healthy
 
Update on this problem plant. I fed and watered yesterday and PH was correct with everything added. It’s seems to be worse this morning. Not sure what to do if anything. I’m using Fox Farm OF and their nutrients. Appreciate any advice. Pic from this morning
Thanks !!
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Zooter If it were mine I would not add any extra nutrients. F.F. ocean forest has enough already in it to sustain your plant for quite a while.Try just plain ph 6 water, let her settle into her new home and she'll let you when she's hangry.
 
johnb1963 Thanks for your reply ! I’m using Fox Farm Ocean Forest cut with extra perlite. Tap water adjusted to 6-6.10 PH. Unfortunately it’s getting worse. The yellowing is spreading to the rest of the leaf. Using HLG 600rspec LED lights. Have been adjusting the light intensity according to manufacturers recommendations. Appreciate the advice. Right now just being patient, doesn’t need watering yet.
 
I think that pH is a little low for ffof. Might want to raise it some. I try to keep it around 6.5 for veg. Run off at 6.2-6.3. A little higher for bloom.
 
I agree on the ph level. Are you letting the tap water sit opened for 24 hrs. I do 48. That's a powerful light may need to be 24" or higher on light recommend 12" at flowering. That burned the crap out of them 20" works good so play with it.
 
Yeah, they are powerful lights. I spoke one of their techs, he gave me light levels in PPFD. I downloaded the app he suggested. Apparently they tested the app against and expensive meter and it was lower about 50 PPFD. The plant I posted is young and is at least 44” away. I will leave the tap water open, didn’t think of that, thanks Johnb, 👍😎
 
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